Nodferatu wrote: » has anyone finished main quest yet? i haven't bothered to do any of it, too busy discovering new caves/citys and ransomers along the way, the last quest i did was to visit the grey beards up on high hrothgar .
Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: » me too, i was scared of accidentally starting the final quest like I did in fallout 3 loads of the map left to explore and asll of a sudden "THIS IS THE END< GO FOR IT" "aw, ****"
RAIN wrote: » People keep asking me if I'm sick, but I'm not...as far as I can see..should I be worried?
hypermuse wrote: » i still aint bothered buying a horse.. I've seen how annoying they can be with the mount/dismount time and also they way they get stuck in at a fight!
Kiith wrote: » Also found a skeleton, with a journal from some guy who was waiting by the shore in the hopes that his long lost wife would appear. Looks like she never made it
hypermuse wrote: » i still aint bothered buying a horse.. I've seen how annoying they can be with the mount/dismount time and also they way they get stuck in at a fight! I prefer to do it alone and go on foot! fast travel if I need to sell some gear!
ED E wrote: » You've at least a bit to go from here Go have a chatsies with the 5th greybeard at the top....who doesnt have a beard at all Periodic save points.
WolfForager wrote: » Don't have the €€€ for that i'm afriad. Was sorta hoping for a screenshot function like in Uncharted.
Kiith wrote: » Was exploring the waters north of Winterhold (water breating ftw! :pac:) and i found a cave with some crazy guy who was doing...some seriously nasty things to dead bodies :eek:. Some pretty creepy journal entries. A few fireballs to the face sorted him out though.
Kiith wrote: » Take it from someone who went 20 or so hours without one, buying a horse is probably the best 1k gold you'll ever spend. Some of the distances you have to travel for quests is insane, and if you've not been anywhere near it, a horse is by far the best option.
hypermuse wrote: » Question.. I've killed 3 dragons now.. 2 of which were a random encounter.. however both times before a dragon appeared I have run into a friendly stranger.. the 1st was a refugee and the 2nd a hunter... Does this happen to anyone else?? do you only seem to have a dragon encounter when there is another friendly person around who also chips in kill it?? Strange that its happened twice now!!
Kirby wrote: » All my dragon encounters have been when I've been alone. Probably coincidence.
hypermuse wrote: » Does this happen to anyone else?? do you only seem to have a dragon encounter when there is another friendly person around who also chips in kill it?? Strange that its happened twice now!!
krudler wrote: » once you finish the main story can you wander about doing the sidequests? or does the game end?
hypermuse wrote: » You can still what you want.. the game never actually ends tbh.. there is infinite quests to do.. I think they just randomly create missions like, someone needs 10 wolf hides, or someone wants you to get 20 ninroot (spark any memories, that was a long one)
Gandalph wrote: » This game is stupid, they have made the cliff racers too big and not only that but they breathe fire now.....WTF?!
DirtyBollox wrote: » Anyone else finding loads of nirnroot? now that its not needed, AFAIK, i have found a good 10 or so.
krudler wrote: » so...it never ends? sweet jesus.
hypermuse wrote: » Not unless you finally put down the controller and start playing COD indefinitely again..
krudler wrote: » Skyrim makes me feel content, MW3 at the mo sends me into a ball of fury, until the lag is fixed then I'll be hunting dragons and levelling up mah weapons. I love exploring in Skyrim, not since GTA have I just stood there and watched the weather change or day become night, must get the soundtrack, its amazing.
civilnug wrote: » I had a some people telling me I was looking a little sick as well. I put it down to not having slept in a couple of days. Must check to see if I have a disease. Are there any benefits to sleeping?
